What sort of tools do i need to install this apart from a 16t BB tool? already have puller for old one.
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I think the tool you are referring to is the FC 16 which is a plastic piece to do one side of the crank. The tool that is what you really need is the Park BBT 9 or the Shimano TL- FC 32. I have the BB 9 and it made the job a breeze. Bob
42122
You shouldn't need a puller unless your coil overheated and seized the clutch onto the spline. Might require some tapping with a ball peen hammer. I cut mine off with a die grinder. assembly is very easy.
59120
I used this: http://www.parktool.com/product/crank-puller-for-square-taper-cranks-ccp-22
820366
I am almost positive all we used was a regular wrench and maybe a screwdriver. It was so ridiculously easy to replace it once we got the old antenna out... It did require some torque to get that bolt off, though and make sure not to do any damage to it. I was really happy with this purchase, it's been on my Lexus about a year and I haven't had any issues with it.
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You will need just a plier and a small wrench. You can buy both from dollar tree.
1859196
You will need a 36MM socket to remove the nut from the axle to spindle. You'll also need a 21MM socket to remove the caliper bolts and a 15MM wrench to remove the spindle to hub bolts.
440779
It will work but the quality of the tool is pure junk. You'd be better off buying a better set or take it to your local mechanic for pulley install and removal.
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You will likely need a puller if you are replacing the pulley (which is what usually goes bad). Some people say you need to pull the AC condenser and press the new pulley on which is not true at all. This website (http://www.sparkys-answers.com/2009/03/2002-jeep-liberty-intermitent-ac.html) has a really good play by play of it I was having issues with the pictures but if I click them they work. All you really need are the instructions anyway. Long story short, if you cant pull the pulley off with your hands DONT use a pry bar, you can bend the AC motor. Rent a puller from your local party store (NAPA or something) for like 10 bucks a day and do it right. When you put the pulley back on follow his guide exactly, its important it goes back on straight.
1964876
All you need is a basic tool set that has a selection of sockets or wrenches. It took me about 20 minutes to change both sides out along with a second set of hands to hold the lift gate up.
1222076
No T bar is needed. You can use one if you want. most of the time you will use a wrench for the extra torque needed to remove a stuck broken bolt. There are 2 types of broken bolt one that is torqued to hard and broke the head off. and the other is a broken bolt because the threads are rusted. Most of the time the reverse brill bit will remove the first one with out the extractor simply by drilling into it. The second type you should use heat and penetrating oil before attempting extraction.
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You need a large flat screwdriver, an adjustable wrench or 9/16 socket wrench, a hammer and a set of pliers.
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You will need tools. A small cresent wrench or a good pair of pliers. I don't like using pliers they damage the nuts. So I would use the wrench
1410935
Remove four screws to starter cover, buy a new pull start (available at home depot and other places.) Wind the string up on it and reinstall
121409
No instructions included and If you have a double pulley unit I'd change them both simple to do on a Craftsman like the one I repaired just drop the blade deck and I think a 9/16 end wrench and ratchet and 9/16th socket was all needed .. After the deck is removed I'd also replace the belt at the same time ..
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I had to buy the tools separately. You want to make sure that you have the pry tool (very important), T5 screw driver, and a small screw driver. I brought the tools from Amazon for like 4 dollars.
1477832
I can get the tool for you and will gladly do so. The cost is $26 plus freight. (about $5) If it helps, my mechanics use a deep well socket that just fits over the diameter of the shaft.
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I just used normal tools like screwdriver tap hammer and pliers. It also required a small punch. Everything went in easily after I realized what the small aluminum spacer was for. Sorry for taking so long to reply. Hope this helps.